Jokabet Sister Sites

Short version: Jokabet does have a sister, but only one can be verified, and none of them is the reassurance the phrase “sister site” is usually meant to give. Jokabet is run by an offshore company called Investan N.V. It holds no UK Gambling Commission licence, so nothing on this page describes a casino the UK regulator can step in and help you with. If that is what you came for, the honest answer is to stop here and choose a UKGC-licensed site instead — the reasons are below.

Owner: Investan N.V. Source: independent database + brand terms Checked September 2026

Who actually runs Jokabet

The operator named in Jokabet’s own terms, and recorded independently by the casino-complaints database Casino.Guru, is Investan N.V. — an offshore company, not a UK one. That single fact settles most of what matters: Investan is not on the UK Gambling Commission public register, and a brand it runs cannot be a UKGC-licensed casino no matter how a promotion is worded.

On licensing, be careful what you repeat. Several affiliate pages print a “UK Gambling Commission licence number” for Jokabet. There isn’t one — the number they quote is an offshore reference dressed up to look British. What Jokabet actually claims is a Curaçao licence and an Anjouan (Comoros) registration. We could not confirm a specific, working licence number on either regulator’s public verification page — the Anjouan register has been widely reported as returning dead links — so we are not going to print one and pretend we checked it. Players have gone further: there is a live Casino.Guru complaint from someone who says they spent money at a casino with a fake licence, and the validity of the Curaçao claim in particular has been questioned in its forums. Treat the licensing as unverified, because that is exactly what it is.

The one sister we can stand behind — and the crowd we can’t

“Sister sites” only means something if the same company runs them. Judged that way, the long lists you’ll find elsewhere fall apart. Here is what survives checking:

Now the part most pages get wrong. The names endlessly recycled as Jokabet “sisters” — NineWin, Kinghills, Nine Casino, Vipzino, BetOnRed — are attributed by the same independent database to different operating companies: NineWin to Pointissimo B.V., Kinghills to IntellogixSoft B.V., Nine Casino and BetOnRed to Uno Digital Media B.V., Vipzino to Greenwich N.V. They may run on similar offshore plumbing, but a shared look is not shared ownership. We leave them off the table because we could not tie them to Investan N.V., and a guess dressed as a fact is precisely what this page exists to avoid.

The UK trap in Jokabet’s own terms

This is the detail that should stop a UK player cold. Jokabet’s terms list the United Kingdom as a restricted country — on paper, UK players aren’t allowed. In practice, UK players have been able to register, deposit in pounds and play anyway. The problem arrives later. Casino.Guru carries complaints from UK users whose accounts were closed and whose winnings were withheld under that same restricted-country clause — the casino keeping the door open until there is something to pay out, then citing its own rule to refund the deposit and nothing more. A site that will take your money under a term it can later use against you is not a site to trust with it.

Read the risks before anything else

For a UK player these are not footnotes; they are the whole story:

• No UK regulator behind it. With no UKGC licence, the UK complaints and independent-adjudication (ADR) route is not open to you, and there is no UK protection for your balance if the operator folds or simply refuses to pay.
• It sits outside the national online self-exclusion scheme. If you have self-excluded from UK gambling, that block does not reach Jokabet — an offshore site is exactly the gap the scheme cannot close. That is a warning, not a feature.
• Your own controls travel badly. Deposit limits are per-account, so a limit set elsewhere means nothing here, and even between Investan’s own brands you should assume nothing carries across. Set every limit again, on every account.
• Offshore bonus terms are usually heavier. Wagering requirements, maximum-bet-while-bonus-active rules and withdrawal caps tend to be steeper and more strictly enforced than on UKGC-licensed sites, and there is no UK regulator to appeal to when one bites.
• Verification can be used as a gate. The restricted-country and KYC clauses give the casino grounds to hold a withdrawal precisely when it is largest — the pattern the UK complaints above describe.

The honest verdict

Jokabet is an offshore casino run by Investan N.V., with one confirmable sister in F7 Casino, licensing we could not verify, and a documented habit of taking UK players and then invoking its own UK ban to keep their money. There is no version of that which makes it the safer choice. If you want the games without the exposure, a UKGC-licensed casino gives you the thing Jokabet structurally cannot: a regulator that can force a payout, protection for your funds, and self-exclusion and deposit tools that actually hold. Check any brand yourself by reading the operator name in its terms and searching it on the UKGC public register — if it isn’t there, the UK cannot help you when something goes wrong.

18+. Please gamble responsibly. Free, confidential support is available from GamCare on 0808 8020 133, the National Gambling Helpline. To block yourself across every UK-licensed site at once, use the national online self-exclusion scheme — and note it will not reach an offshore site like this one.